A powerful discussion uncovering Ojibwe language, genetics, and traditions that connect Native peoples to ancient Hebrew tribes, the Book of Mormon, and even stories of Christ in the Americas.

In this episode, you will hear a fascinating conversation that bridges ancient traditions, language, and scripture in ways that directly relate to you. We are joined by Brian, an Ojibwe translator who has worked with the Vatican and has rare insights into connections between Native American traditions and the Hebrew world.

As you listen, you’ll learn about the Ojibwe language and its striking similarities to ancient Hebrew and Egyptian, the genetic evidence linking Native peoples to Semitic tribes, and oral histories that preserve accounts of Christ among the people of North America. We explore how these stories align with the Book of Mormon’s testimony of the Savior visiting “other sheep” after His resurrection.

You’ll also hear about sacred relics, Michigan tablets, and even first-hand experiences with the Vatican and LDS Church vaults. Together, these insights point to a much larger story about Native identity, prophecy, and the gathering of Israel in the last days.

This conversation is not just about history. It’s about you, your faith, and how the truths of the past are unfolding now. If you are seeking understanding of how God’s hand has worked across nations and tribes, this episode will give you powerful perspectives to consider.

Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UnFOTMyBGoM

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